"validate the hypothesis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are trying to express that you are testing a hypothesis or idea to see if it is valid. For example, "I'm going to validate the hypothesis that the process can be completed in one hour."
"But you need hundreds of patients to validate the hypothesis.
When the empirical evidence is this ambiguous, it obviously does not validate the hypothesis you are trying to study — but it also does not necessarily refute it.
The positive control for the observed change in the orientation-association area would be an event when the human soul actually merges with the divine, since that would validate the hypothesis that the O.A.A. is fundamental to authentic connection with the deity.
These results validate the hypothesis that the individual social capital is not effective.
The researchers go on to validate the hypothesis that "women in countries with higher gender equality are more comfortable in sharing seflies publicly than in less equal countries".
Several measurements are carried out to validate the hypothesis and the approach effectiveness.
It aims to validate the hypothesis that engineering disciplines in education share a common engineering design process.
In this paper we empirically validate the hypothesis of context independent preferences in choice experiments under different experimental design approaches.
To validate the hypothesis that PA66 interacts with Au NPs, ATR-FTIR spectrometry measurements were conducted on PA66 and PA66/Au NP hybrid powders (Figure 6).
In order to validate the hypothesis, we analyzed the correlations between each internal class attribute (LOC, WMC and CBO) and the unit test case metrics.
In order to validate the hypothesis of prediction of cold worked material properties after flow forming, a few flow forming experiments are carried out.
